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Bangladesh sentences five men to death for 2012 gang rape of teen
A Bangladesh court has sentenced five men to death for the 2012 gang rape of.
Sudan’s PM sacks provincial governor after protests
Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has sacked the governor of the eastern Kassala province, barely.
Dozens killed in fresh Mali attacks
Dozens of civilians and soldiers have been killed in a series of attacks in Mali..
Facebook to combat misinformation ahead of Tanzania polls
Facebook has launched several programmes to counter misinformation and election interference in Tanzanians ahead of.
Family of missing Eritrean poet welcomes PEN award
The family of Eritrean poet Amanuel Asrat, who won the 2020 English PEN Award for.
Tanzania repressing opponents as election looms
Tanzania has escalated a crackdown on political opponents by selectively applying the law to thwart.
Liberia defends move to invite US in deaths probe
Liberia’s Information Minister, Ledgerhood Rennie, has defended the move to seek help from the US.
Rwanda reduces night curfew hours
The Rwandan cabinet has reduced night-time curfew by two hours as the number of new.
Twelve killed in western Ethiopia attacks
At least 12 people have been killed in the western Ethiopian state of Benishangul-Gumuz in.
Nairobi’s Somali Community Honour Late Somalia Prime Minister with Grand Memorial
Somali community in Nairobi held a grand memorial in honour of the late former Prime.
UK And Kenya Set To Host Major Education Summit In 2021
The United Kingdom and Kenya will co-host a high-level summit next year to lead global.
Rwanda penalises priests for congested masses
The authorities in Rwanda have penalised two Catholic priests after presiding over masses that violated.
Nigeria: Scepticism trails abolishment of hated police unit
Campaigners in Nigeria have responded with scepticism to the announcement that a police unit, widely.
Ethiopia intensifies fight against locust swarms
Ethiopia’s Agriculture Minister, Oumer Hussien, has said more spray planes will be deployed to fight.
Floods leave ‘nine million Sudanese in need of aid’
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization says more than nine million people in Sudan are.